Problem #1 Y kN/m 12 m The support at B can be assumed to be a roller. 1. What is the reaction at A? (kN) 2. What is the reaction at B? (kN) 3. What is the shear 12 m from A? (kN) 4. What is the moment 12 m from A? (kN-m) 5. At what distance from A does the maximum moment occur. (m) 6. What is the maximum moment along beam? B X=239 Y=19 A=3 B=3 C=2

Problem #1 Y kN/m 12 m The support at B can be assumed to be a roller. 1. What is the reaction at A? (kN) 2. What is the reaction at B? (kN) 3. What is the shear 12 m from A? (kN) 4. What is the moment 12 m from A? (kN-m) 5. At what distance from A does the maximum moment occur. (m) 6. What is the maximum moment along beam? B X=239 Y=19 A=3 B=3 C=2

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